TOWSON, Md. – Coming off a remarkable season in which Towson University won its first-ever Colonial Athletic Association championship and was the most-improved team in the nation, Coach Rob Ambrose and the Towson University football coaching staff will host their fourth annual Tiger Football Coaching Clinic on Friday and Saturday, April 6-7.

The two-day clinic is open to all high school coaches and will be held in the Field House adjacent to Minnegan Field at Johnny Unitas® Stadium on the Towson University campus.

The Coaches Clinic starts at 2:30 p.m. on Friday, April 6 with Registration in the third floor atrium of the Field House.

The clinic will kick off at 3:00 p.m. with four general sessions held in the Field House conducted by members of the Tiger coaching staff.  These presentations include offensive and defensive positional instruction.  The final period includes a Strength and Conditioning session with Coach Jeremy Pick.  At the same time, there will be a Special Teams session.

At 6:00 p.m., Coach Ambrose will host a general session in the Minnegan Room where he will speak about Program Management.

Following the clinic there will be Breakout Sessions and a Coaches' Social allowing clinic attendees to visit with the Towson staff.

Defensive Coordinator Matt Hachmann, Defensive Line Coach Canute Curtis, Special Teams/Safeties Coach Brian Fleury, Cornerbacks Coach Derrick Johnson, Outside Linebackers Coach Konstantinos Kosmakos, Offensive Line Coach John Donatelli, Quarterbacks Coach Jared Ambrose, Wide Receivers Coach Dassin Blackwell, Tight Ends Coach James Vollono and Running Backs Coach Reno Ferri are among the coaches who will be participating in the Coaches' Clinic.

The Football Clinic will continue on Saturday, April 7 when all attendees are invited to attend the Tigers' football practice at 8:00 a.m.

Coach Ambrose and his staff were the architects of the Tigers' drive from worst-to-first in 2011. Picked to finish last in the CAA, the “Turnaround Tigers” won the CAA championship with a 7-1 record, just one season after going winless in the conference. The Tigers, who were ranked ninth in the final NCAA FCS poll, finished the regular season with a 9-2 record. When Towson earned its first-ever NCAA FCS playoff berth, the Tigers became the first school in NCAA history to reach the post-season at Division III, Division II and FCS.

Ambrose was honored as the winner of the Eddie Robinson Award as the National Coach of the Year in FCS football.

Pre-Registration is available for $25 while Walk-Up Registrations will cost $40.

Rooms are available at the Towson Sheraton and the Towson University Marriott. Using the code word “Towson Football,” the Sheraton will grant a rate of $119. Using the code “Towson Football,” the Marriott will provide a rate of $109 for a single room and $129 for a double room.

For further information on the clinic, call Jon Dahlquist at (410) 704-3170.